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Macau Family-Friendly Self-Guided Tour: Group Up for an Affordable Deal Starting at Just MOP 7,300

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Summer Vacation Is Here Up ↑ The gradually rising temperatures signal the arrival of summer and the start of the family travel season. With tour package prices and airfare fees increasing this summer vacation, many travelers have found their plans disrupted. In response, the Macau Government Tourism Office has specially launched...

Summer Vacation Is Here Up ↑ The gradually rising temperatures signal the arrival of summer and the start of the family travel season. With tour package prices and airfare fees increasing this summer vacation, many travelers have found their plans disrupted. In response, the Macau Government Tourism Office has specially launched the “Gather Your Group and Explore Macau” campaign. Just gather four participants to enjoy an affordable early-bird 3-day, 2-night self-guided Macau trip starting at just MOP 7,300 per person. Depart before June 15 and you might even win Cirque du Soleil tickets as a bonus prize!


The City of Dreams presents Macau’s largest children’s theme park. Image courtesy / Macau Government Tourism Office

After centuries of transformation, the long-standing blend of Eastern and Western cultures in Macau has left behind many memorable traces. Today, Macau is not only stepping toward its role as an international metropolis but also offers a variety of distinctive museums, uniquely fun accommodation options, and even the world's closest World Heritage Sites from Taiwan. This summer, families visiting Macau can explore imaginative children’s play zones, enjoy the breathtaking performances of Cirque du Soleil, experience interactive science exhibits at the Macao Science Center, or simply spend an unforgettable holiday together.

Located on the southern coast of the Macau Peninsula, the Macao Science Museum was designed by renowned Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei. The building covers a total area of about 20,000 square meters and includes a sloping cone-shaped exhibition center resembling an “ice cream cone” and a hemispherical planetarium. The exhibits focus on interactive displays that blend knowledge, science, and fun, allowing visitors to explore the wonders of science through hands-on experiences. It’s perfect for families to discover space and the world of science together while freely roaming among the stars and planets.


The Macao Science Museum, designed by I.M. Pei. Image courtesy / Macau Government Tourism Office

The City of Dreams is a newly popular integrated entertainment resort in Macau. Its themed attraction “Kid's City” offers diverse activities that inspire exploration, creativity, and imagination, letting children embark on their own journeys of joy and discovery. With the guidance of professional staff, kids can play to their hearts’ content, while parents can choose to join in or enjoy other fantastic facilities at The City of Dreams. Another must-visit place for families seeking wonder and excitement is Cirque du Soleil’s resident show “ZAIA” at the Macao Venetian Resort Hotel, featuring 75 world-class performers from around the globe who take audiences on a magical and unforgettable journey.

Starting now, simply visit the Macau Travel Blog to browse handpicked itineraries shared by bloggers from all over. By gathering just four participants, you can enjoy a 3-day, 2-night Macau self-guided tour starting at just MOP 7,300 per person. Depart before June 15 for a chance to win Cirque du Soleil tickets. Plus, vote for your favorite Macau attraction for a chance to win a free round-trip flight to Macau or a 3-day, 2-night self-guided Macau trip for two!


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